In Celebration of

Calvin Ross Rohne

July 27, 1936 -  April 4, 2025

Passed away peacefully at Wellbrook Place on Friday April 4th, 2025 at the age of 88. He will be dearly missed by his wife of 66 years Alice; and their three children Michele(Gary), Mark and Todd(Renata). Cal was the proud grandfather to Brandon, Justin, Cayden, Shianne and Hailee, and he will be lovingly remembered by them. He will also be missed by his two sisters Beverly(Ross) and Verlie(John) and his sisters-in-law Margaret, Betty, Mary and his many nieces and nephews.

Calvin was born in Rosetown Saskatchewan. Upon the return of his father after WWII, the family moved to Winnipeg where Cal resided until his attendance at Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario. It was during this time that Cal met his wife Alice and he began his career in the door and moulding business. Cal was passionate about work and retired from his position as Vice-President of the Canadian Division at Masonite International at the age of 70. Outside of work, Dad was the outdoorsy type who would take time to teach his children and grandchildren about the natural world around them. He enjoyed many years at the family cottage fishing, boating and entertaining his family and friends. Cal’s other hobbies included his yearly goose hunting trips to Winnipeg and he enjoyed playing poker with the same club for over 50 years.
A special thank you to all the staff at Wellbrook Place Long Term Care in Mississauga where Cal resided. The loving care and compassion always shown to Cal was a great comfort to our family.
Cal will be remembered for his big personality, his love of animals, nature and of course, his family.

In memory of Calvin, donations may be made to the Canadian Alzheimer’s Society or the Mississauga Humane Society.

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Renata Kiss Rohne (Daughter in Law)

Entered April 9, 2025 from Burlington

Calvin holds a special place in my heart. Over the many years I have been blessed to know him one of the most striking things about him was his love and devotion to his family. Cal welcomed me into his family and was always kind, supportive and caring. When Hailee and Shianne were little, he would plunk them on his lap in his big chair and spend time reading stories to them. He would watch them play and interact lovingly with them.
We also shared many moments together with Cal and Alice and family playing cards at the cottage or enjoying lunches dockside. Cal and Alice I feel were always thinking of ways they could make our lives better. I am truly grateful to have been blessed knowing him and I am grateful for the wonderful Grandpa he’s been to all of his grandchildren. May you rest in peace Calvin. May God bless your transition and your journey home. I love you Cal. Infinite blessings Renata

Ina Horn (PSW)

Entered April 9, 2025 from Mississauga

Sincere condolences to Alice, Michele and the rest of the family. Calvin was a gentleman and will be missed, but never forgotten.

Marlane & Tim (Next Door Neighbour)

Entered April 9, 2025 from Mississauga

You could not find a better next door neighbour. He was very intelligent and always, a kind and generous man. Truly a fine gentleman in every sense. Marlane & Tim

Jason Hackett 

Entered April 9, 2025 from Burlington

His virtue will live on through the kindness and love with which his family comport themselves.

Betty Shane (Sister- in-law & Family)

Entered April 9, 2025 from Kingston

Dear Alice, Michelle, Mark, Todd& Families
We are deeply saddened to hear of Cal’s passing but grateful you were able to be with him daily and throughout this difficult journey. We will cherish the memories and keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. Much love.
Betty, Paul, Cheryl & Families xo

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